The Evil Dr. Longshadow

Listed as 12, walked in 4.

As though they're not supposed to talk...

You don't have to be near them. Any two points of equal distance will do.

Shoprite employees who smoke have to do so outdoors. One told me a story. The employees used to just stand around, smoking out in the open. That became problematic, as customers complained about the smell, among other things. The boss put up this fence for smokers. No more customer complaints. Out of sight, out of mind.

I did, aleady. The fact you're even asking only shows me that you can't walk it in the same time or less.

Yeah, I know. Quoting myself. Check for distance between English Creek Shoprite and English Creek Dollar tree. Covered in four minutes.

Christmas in July...

Red polo.

You think I'm not mulitasking? I'll get to your crap when I'm ready.

I did answer that person, with a screenshot of the proof that was aksed for.

Why was anybody asking me to "prove" what I said when they had no intent to argue against it? Oops... screenshot before it could be changed...

What's covering Coke's response in this picture?

Man's abdomin invaded by eel. https://nypost.com/2024/03/22/lifestyle/live-12-inch-eel-removed-from-vietnamese-mans-abdomen-after-it-slid-up-his-anus/

We're not discussing water quality or which region has the better. And the CEO, as long as you drop him into this...

What did I do, besides state the obvious?

If you don't like what I say, you still have the option of not talking to me. And, it's derailed, thanks your nonsequitur replies.

Why mention that at all?

You brought up having it piped in. So, figure it all out yourself.

Okay, but that would have to be quite a long pipe. And, what's pumping it?

Somebody can test that. Corn syrup won't crystalize.

What else would a manufacturing plant in Mexico use? Do you think they're buying kegs of Poland Spring?

He's 5'' 7" and fat. He should work out, so he could run after some bad guys.

Mexican Coke is made with Mexican water.

Coca Cola will reformulate its flagship soft drink to once again include cane sugar in the U.S. market. The sugar will replace corn syrup. https://nypost.com/2025/07/16/us-news/trump-says-coca-cola-agrees-to-use-real-cane-sugar-in-us-drinks-its-just-better/ This could have been done a long time ago, if the federal tax on cane sugar had been eliminated. The tax makes corn syrup the cheaper option.

Yup, the stuff really comes in handy, sometimes. That's about a once in three months meal.